Enough sway control?
If I don't have enough sway control, how would I know (before I get in trouble)? I have friction sway bars which I have not adjusted since they were new. I wonder if they have worn down enough to n...
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Lynnmor wrote:KD4UPL wrote:
If the rig starts to sway you need to keep on the gas an apply the trailer brakes. This will "stretch" the rig a bit and stop the sway. Stabbing the brakes is the worst thing you can do. I think if more people understood this you would see far fewer flipped over rigs.
Of course, but this thread is about adjusting a friction sway control mechanism.
Of course, but it's about the most important thing to know if you're towing a trailer, and given the OP is clueless about towing, it's a very appropriate tidbit.
